The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-10-21
OCTOBER BREEzEs.
Lives of poor men oft remind us
Honest toll don't stand q chance:
More we work We have behind us
Bigger patches on our pants.

As We sow SO shall ye reap"
Mitchell has fourteen saloons.
Hard coal is selling at s12 even.
Don't monkey with edged tools.
The pumpkin pie season is upon us.
Pierre has incorporated under the new
law.
Say what you knop, not what you
heard.
Douglas county is to issue 5000 in
bonds.
LET him who is without sin cast the
first stone"
Judge Trip is holding court at Mitch
ell this week.
j. & w. Harker are out with a new
ad. this week.
Gossip, gossip, gossip, why in blazes
don't you gossip?-
Mrs. Nellie Grant sartoris sailed for
Europe Saturday.
You can't most always tell that which
you least expect the most.
Stockholders, in the Plankinton fair
association must wLack up S19 per share
to pay debts.
A gradual advance in coal goes on all
over the country.
Tuesday was a windy, dusty, disa-
greeable, nasty day.
Lucky is the farmer who had in a
| good field of potatoes.
James Byrne took a carload of hogs
to Sioux City last week.
Blind Boone is making a tour of the
territory again this season.
Carload after carload of Dakota pc.
tstoes are being shipped East.
Prairie chickens are out of style.
Wild-well, we should say so.
Faith. Hope and Charity. but the
greatest of all these is charity"
Three inches of snow fell in portions
of North Dakota two weeks ago.
A carload of potatoes was shipped
from this station TO Ohio last week.
One new commissioner is to be elected
this fall-in the Chamberlain district.
The competition among buyers boosted
the price of potatoes up to 43 cents
Tuesday.
A new postmaster has been appointed
at Mt. Vernon in place of Chas. Arland
removed.
Modjeska, the great Polish actress
delighted the Sioux City people Wednes
day night.
Huntley, of Huron, has challenge,
Pulley. of Mitchell, for a foot race TO
$500 or $500 q side.
Potatoes in Iowa are very scarce an,
high in price. Dealers are paying Z
cents per bushel.
Mrs. F. NJ. Horning will read an origi
nal poem at the temperance meetin.
Wednesday evening.
A Methodist conference is being hel,
at Aberdeen this week. About 10
ministers are in attendance.
Chas. Knowles has just received a cal
load of very fine Michigan apples whicl
he is selling at SO. 25 a barrel.
Never Judge a man by his appear
anees: a ragged pair of pants may cove
n v-urv, haa,t - raw, n L, avn1o~~
More prairie chickens are left for see
this year i'll this section than in any pre-
vious year. The new game law did it.
Indians never kiss each other" say
an exchange. Come out to Dakota an
take a look at them and you won't woi
der at it.
All the buildings on the fair grounc
at Grand Forks were destroyed by fir
LIST Friday morning. Cause of fire III
known.
Dakota has raised many potatoes tn
season, but the scarcity in the East wi
keep the price high-so many are beir
shipped.
Henry Shinn and family will occur
remove to the house now occupied
: Mr.. Shinn.
Mack Stewart had au eagle in tow
Monday. that he shot at White LAX
The eagle measured 6 feet and 10 inch
\ from tip to tip.
Baker s. Glass have still further il
proved the interior of their barber she
so that Baker now swcars they have Il
c finest shop in town.
1t is reported from Washington tn
Montana, New Mexico and Washingt'
territory will join Dakota in asking fl
admission this winter.
IF Kicking at Woonsocket because t
d Milwaukee company refuse TO furni
o grain cars &c farmers. No trouble
Kimball of that kind.
1t is an ill wind that blows nobo'
good. The heavy fall rains viii
I damaged the stacked wheat helped t
late potatoes immensely.
I'd 1t is reported that Mike Kelley, t
= celebrated ball player, has signed a &C
tract to appear with a minstrel compa1
He will act as interlocutor.
The Presbyterian Synod Of Dako
which met at Scotland last week, +,
IS journed Monday. Rev. j. NJ. Boggs
fhiS n1aca WAC m attendant
Either the Wild geese are getting sea-
or are late in coming down from
north this season. If the latter is
case it forctclls a late freeze up.
The art of paper making has reacl
a point where a growing tree may
cut down, made into paper, and turr
out as a newspaper, all within thirty
hours.
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